The title of the blog-post is "Aren’t There Real Problems To Solve?", which is something completely differnet than "Aren't There Any Real Problems Left To Solve

The title of the blog-post is "Aren’t There Real Problems To Solve?", which is something completely differnet than "Aren't There Any Real Problems Left To Solve?". The latter sounds like a rhethorical question that suggests that progress has come to an end. The first one is a really good one (and I therefore recommend the blog-posting): are we often trying to solve problems that was caused by technology that not even solved a real problem. Are we getting into a problem-solving spiral that feeds itself?